Data on nanotechnology described by researchers at Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry

Current study results from the report, "Invariance of single-file water mobility in gramicidin-like peptidic pores as function of pore length," have been published. "We investigated the structural and energetic determinants underlying water permeation through peptidic nanopores, motivated by recent experimental findings that indicate that water mobility in single-file water channels displays nonlinear length dependence. To address the molecular mechanism determining the observed length dependence, we studied water permeability in a series of designed gramicidin-like channels of different length using atomistic molecular dynamics simulations," researchers in Germany report.

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